Upgraded, some questions now

[Maseratilife89]

Hey again everyone,
as I stated in a few threads I'm using an Aspire K1 starter kit as of right now. Well, just decided I really love vaping and wanna step up. Thought about buying the Aspire Sub Ohm battery an a nautilus 2, but not yet. I've got 25 spare coils to use for my K1 clero yet lol.
So me loving Aspire products, and me loving carbon fiber (I do drive Maserati after all haha) I've decided to stay with an EGO pen style. I love this look and the boxes don't really do anything for me.
So I went ahead and dropped 35 high speed shipped for a Aspire CF VV 1600MAH battery. I went blue this time, because why not lol. Goes from 3.3 up to 4.8V.
My current setup is 4.2V fixed at 1.6 ohms. I also have a Kanger EVOD Mega tank at 1.4 ohms as a never used spare just chilling on my table.
So, my questions are this.
1) I can use the slightly lower ohm EVOD Mega tank to change flavors and get a more aggressive vape I imagine.
2) 4.8 volts is hella hot right? What do you guys usually vape at?

 

[fogmust]

I think you need something much more exclusive to go with the stable of Maseratis. From Caravela and up.

 

[Baditude]

Yeah, 4.8 volts would be a little warm for my tastes.

When vaping on a regulated (variable voltage) mod, I enjoyed a cooler vape. Higher ohms and lower voltage (2.0 - 3.0 ohm and about 4 volts or lower) using factory-made coils (cartotanks or clearomizer tanks). This brought out more flavor to my taste buds.

For the last year, I've been "rebuilding" exclusively:

• 1.5 ohm single coil at 4 volts in a Kayfun Lite Plus rebuildable tank atomizer on a regulated mod (Provari).
  
  
• 0.6 ohm dual coil (sub-ohm) at watts in a Patriot rebuildable drip atomizer on a mechanical mod (Silver Bullet), which is about 5 volts and 42 watts.

Some vapers like a cooler vape, some like a hot vape. There's no right or wrong. It's all in what suits your tastes the best.

"I think you need something much more exclusive to go with the stable of Maseratis. From Caravela and up."



Caravela